Placeholder: Sally Skull, a fierce and independent rancher who maintained her own ranch in the mid-1800s, is a legendary figure in Texas history. She was born in Tennessee in 1817 and came to Texas as a young woman with her family. Sally became immersed in the ranching industry soon, working as a ranch hand and cattle driver. She finally established herself as a successful rancher in her own right, owning and operating her own ranch in Nueces County, Texas. Sally was well-known for her toughness and indepe Sally Skull, a fierce and independent rancher who maintained her own ranch in the mid-1800s, is a legendary figure in Texas history. She was born in Tennessee in 1817 and came to Texas as a young woman with her family. Sally became immersed in the ranching industry soon, working as a ranch hand and cattle driver. She finally established herself as a successful rancher in her own right, owning and operating her own ranch in Nueces County, Texas. Sally was well-known for her toughness and indepe

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Sally Skull, a fierce and independent rancher who maintained her own ranch in the mid-1800s, is a legendary figure in Texas history. She was born in Tennessee in 1817 and came to Texas as a young woman with her family. Sally became immersed in the ranching industry soon, working as a ranch hand and cattle driver. She finally established herself as a successful rancher in her own right, owning and operating her own ranch in Nueces County, Texas. Sally was well-known for her toughness and indepe

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